 Good afternoon, folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of mostly cloudy and a bit drizzly. Delray Beach, Florida. This year, 2 p.m. update. And currently we have all the U.S. and C's trading the downside. The Dow's off 92 points. That's about three tenths of a cent. The S&V a half a percent or 21 points. The Nasdaq six tenths or 77. The Russell 2000, which did the Russell 2000 equity future contract did generate a Gartley sell pattern yesterday. That's back about nine tenths or 16 points. The S&V is off four tenths, 12 points. Tranny's off a half a percent or 64 points. Spot politics is trading higher. So below it's 50 day exponential moving average. That may be its target to the upside. Gold's off five bucks. Silver's down 29 cents. That's about one or three tenths percent. Lights recruit is back 27 pennies. Natural gas have a nice day. It's up 22 cents. Trading out an 8.92. Three year treasury is up seven ticks. He's trading out at one to 37.05. So what we have out here, folks, no different than yesterday. It is a consolidating market. We'll put up our cash in to see charts out here and you'll see a number of different rectangles. You see that in the Dow price approaching the bottom of that consolidation. Same thing for the S&P. The Nasdaq's got quite a bit of ways to go before it gets down to the bottom of its consolidation pattern. The cash in to see for the Russell 2000 did not generate a Gartley sell pattern. It is the Russell 2000 equity future contract that did. Odd's favorite price to go target. That's the Russell 2000. It's Red Oster and Chainsline. That price target right now about 1841. Semi's are actually below the bottom of their consolidation, but they've also closed the gap. And so I probably moved that consolidation pattern down just a tad out there. The bottom of that gap was at 3,006. We're at 3,007 right now. Got a nice TT9 count top inside the transports out there. That suggests to move down to 515 over time. Nasdaq composite consolidation out there, New York Stock Exchange actually has an A to B equal CD to the upside. The price may be targeting 15609. That is its Red Oster and Chainsline. Now, you'll see Red Oster and Chainslines on each of these. If price somehow gets below that, that tells us about a market that wants to head lower. And when I say head lower, the price targets would become the most recent swing lows out there. That's what it would take in order to get that kind of a change in trend signal. Otherwise, what we've got here is a good old fashioned boring. And I do mean boring consolidation pattern. Folks, stay tuned because what's coming up next is anything but boring. It's your favorite polar bear, David White. After that, Tom O'Brien, I'll be back with you tomorrow at one o'clock. Have a terrific Thursday. Be safe out there. We'll see you soon.